have created a lasting tradition that will continue to honor the history of the hunter horse and the high-performance hunter sport.
Through dedication and perseverance the MacLean family
one week after the first Franktown Meadows Hunter Derby concluded, the MacLean’s were already preparing for the 2011 derby with show manager Phil DeVita Jr. News spread about the exciting derby in Nevada, resulting in an even larger 2011 hunter derby. As September approaches for 2012, the MacLean family is
preparing for the third annual $25,000 Franktown Meadows Hunter Derby. For the family this event has three purposes: showcasing the hunter sport tradition, supporting the Northern Nevada and California area, and honoring their grandmother. In addition to the International Hunter Derby, a $2,500 Na- tional Hunter Derby will occur, sponsored by Julie Winkel of Maplewood Stables Inc., and a hunter auction co-hosted with Maplewood Stables. Continuing with tradition, the derby will work in collaboration with the Water and Rails, Inc. in support- ing ALS of Nevada which serves persons and their families liv- ing with ALS or commonly known as Lou Gehrig’s Disease. Through dedication and perseverance the MacLean family
have created a lasting tradition that will continue to honor the history of the hunter horse and the high-performance hunter sport. In honor of the woman who began this journey a me- morial trophy of a Canova horse sculpture is presented to the winner of the International Hunter Derby each year. As the $25,000 Franktown Meadows Hunter Derby ap-
proaches its third year, the MacLean family is looking forward to the return of the best hunter horses and riders in the world September 1-3, 2012.
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